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USAF F-16C block 25 #83140 from the New Jersey ANG parked at the tarmac of Ft. Drum for a FOL exercise on June 17th, 2003. Note the Mk-82 bombs on a TER under the midwing station. [Photo by Philippe Colin] -
USAF F-16C block 25 #83140 from the New Jersey ANG parked at the tarmac of Ft. Drum for a FOL exercise on June 17th, 2003. Note the heavy loadout. [Photo by Philippe Colin] -
3/4 front view of USAF F-16C block 25 #83140 from the New Jersey ANG parked at the tarmac of Ft. Drum for a FOL exercise on June 17th, 2003. [Photo by Philippe Colin] -
USAF F-16C block 25 #84292 from the New Jersey ANG parked at the tarmac of Ft. Drum for a FOL exercise on June 17th, 2003. Note the full TER. [Photo by Philippe Colin] -
USAF F-16C block 25 #84292 from the New Jersey ANG taxiing out at Ft. Drum for a FOL exercise on June 17th, 2003. [Photo by Philippe Colin] -
USAF F-16C block 25 #83140 from the New Jersey ANG taxiing out at Ft. Drum for a FOL exercise on June 17th, 2003. [Photo by Philippe Colin] -
A New York ANG viper carrying a large war-load over Afghanistan. While ANG units used to fly only homeland duties, they are now tasked with America's international policies as well. [USAF photo by SSgt. Suzanne M. Jenkins] -
USAF F-16C block 25 #84287 with a full air-to-air loadout posing for the photo in front of a maintainance hanger. This is the Vermont ANG's CO bird. [Photo by Philippe Colin] -
USAF F-16A block 15 #81748 from the Vermont ANG, parked on the tarmac with opened canopy. Note the jacked of one of the ground crew hanging on the wingtip. [Photo by Philippe Colin] -
A flightline of Alpha and Bravo models of the ADF version from the Vermont ANG, ready for a new flying day. [Photo by Philippe Colin] -
USAF F-16A block 1 #78001 being readied for a next flight. This was the first production F-16 that came off the Fort Worth productionline. Note the red 'danger area' markings in the front and the back of the aircraft. [Photo by Philippe Colin] -
USAF F-16A ADF #81743 from the Vermont ANG. Note that the aircraft already has the bulged tailfearing, but lacks the IFF birdslicers in front of the canopy. Strange combination. [Photo by Philippe Colin] -
A row of Vermont ANG vipers with F-16B block 15 #82-1044 in the foreground. This aircraft was transferred to Jordan in 1997 as #234 under the 'Peace Falcon I' FMS program. [Photo by Philippe Colin] -
USAF F-16A ADF #81743 parked at Burlington IAP. Note that this ADF bird is also missing the IFF antennas. [Photo by Philippe Colin] -
USAF F-16C block 25 #84212 showing its tradition with a 'green' cover on the nose seen at Tyndall AFB during the William Tell 1994 competition. [Photo by Philippe Colin]
